Small Animal Playpen, Pop-Up Portable Play Yard for Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Hamsters, Hedgehogs, Foldable Exercise Fence with Breathable Mesh for Indoor Outdoor Use

We use this almost every night. We put our piggy into a small carrier and bring her downstairs and she loves her little playpen. We feed her treats and she hang out with the family as we watch TV. The material is very light-weight but waterproof. Any mess she makes we simply clean up with disinfectant wipes. Easy! The size of this playpen is large enough for her to roam around and it folds up when we have company. Greatest thing we ever bought for her. Thanks to whomever thought of this. Oh, and it comes in many colors.

Yep. We got a hamster at Christmas. Been using this at least a month now. Maybe more. The creature is amazing. Who knew hamsters (Syrian) had personality and affection and brains. The thing is Loving. Smart. Curious. We got this item to add levels to its life. Kids sit in it. Hamster runs around. Kids make mazes in it. Hamster runs around. Kids put a wheel and some veggie scraps in it. Hamster runs around. It gets dirty. Kids shake it out outside. Cheap. Effective. Folds up and away. Cost is right!! Home run. Costs less than the hamster toys set the hamster won’t even look at. Worth it. Get it. Use it. Love your hamster. Hamsters are amazing. Well ours is. I swear it knows it’s name and talks to us. We know bc I have kids sitting in this thing talking to a hamster instead of playing iPad, but at times they do it simultaneously. It may get out of if not watched. Ours climbs it now and then but usually only if alone. But the kids just say KOOKIE really loud and it doesn’t go over. It could also just be scared of heights. I love it. Contains kids and hamsters really! It fits one to two elementary kids and one rodent.

I bought this for our guinea pigs for when we clean out their cages. It’s a great quality and size. It’s easy to open and easy to get back closed, which says a lot for me because I struggle getting things like this closed. My only complaint is that it’s not water-proof so if they pee or spill water it will go through the bottom. Not a deal-breaker, but for sure use it outside for easy clean-up.

I acquired 2 potbelly piglets after their mama was accidentally *offed*. I needed something to corral them in so they wouldn't get into something (they were too young, about a week or two old). This worked for them perfectly until they discovered they could run up to the sides and climb out. I love how portable this is, it easily folds up for storage and transport. It is made of a nylon material, so it is easy to wipe clean or spray out with a water hose. It doesn't collapse, so all in all I would say it's pretty safe. It doesn't look bad either.

I recently purchased the cage, a breathable and transparent pet playpen, and my experience with it has been somewhat mixed. While it has some positive aspects, there are also a few areas where I believe improvements could be made.Starting with the positives, the breathability of the playpen is commendable. The mesh panels allow for adequate airflow, ensuring that my pet remains comfortable and well-ventilated while inside. The transparency of the playpen is also a plus, as it allows me to keep an eye on my pet and provides them with a view of their surroundings.The pop-open design of the playpen is convenient and makes setup a breeze. It folds down compactly when not in use, which is great for storage or transport. The lightweight nature of the playpen is also a positive, as it is easy to move around and take on trips.However, there are a few aspects of the Cage Tent that could be improved. First and foremost, the durability leaves something to be desired. The materials used, particularly the mesh panels, feel somewhat flimsy and prone to tearing. While my pet hasn't managed to damage it yet, I worry about its long-term durability and whether it will hold up well over time.Another area for improvement is the stability of the playpen. It tends to wobble and collapse easily, especially if my pet leans against the sides or tries to climb. This lack of stability is a concern, as it compromises the safety and security of my pet while inside the playpen. Reinforcing the frame or adding sturdier supports would greatly enhance its stability.In terms of price, the playpen falls within a reasonable range. However, considering the durability and stability concerns, I believe it may be slightly overpriced for what it offers.In conclusion, the Cage Tent is a decent pet playpen with some notable positives, such as breathability, transparency, and ease of setup. However, its durability and stability are areas that need improvement. While it serves its purpose adequately for smaller pets, those with larger pets or seeking a more durable and stable option may want to explore alternative playpen options. Overall, I would rate the playpen as a 3 out of 5 stars.

Pen works good - very simple. We put a slightly larger dog pad in it and use it for the kids guinea pig to run around in for playtime. The pen is easy to fold up, wash, and move around. And it keeps the guinea pig contained!

I bought this pop up play pen for my pet Guinea Pig so she has a safe place to run around and play outside of her cage. This is big and roomy and I can even sit inside of it and play with her if I want to. It’s super easy to open but a little harder to put away but not too bad. It just takes a little practice to twist it shut so it fits back in the zipper pouch it comes in. It’s durable and even my cat likes to jump in it and play when my piggy is not using it. It seems to be well built and so far it’s been chew proof. I always put a blanket in the bottom as my Guinea Pig will pee and poo unexpectedly and the pee will go through the bottom of this nylon and leave a wet spot on my floor. The pen is easy to wipe up and clean when these accidents happen though. Overall I’m happy with this product and would recommend it.

The idea is there, but doesn’t work. Our guinea pigs are able to climb up the mesh sides of this and escape! This was purchased for our classroom as a safe option for them to roam while the children were here to watch. He climbed out while we were busy and not watching and escaped! The idea is practical but not good in the end. We missed the return window so this went in the trash sadly.